02 Mar '15 11:09>4 edits
I think this is just terrible news and for several reasons:
http://phys.org/news/2015-02-felling-tropical-trees-soared-satellite.html
At this new higher rate of deforestation, and lets assume the hypothetical that this new higher rate of deforestation stays unchanged until there are no rain forests, about how many years before we would have no tropical rain forests left? Can anyone here make an estimate?
http://phys.org/news/2015-02-felling-tropical-trees-soared-satellite.html
At this new higher rate of deforestation, and lets assume the hypothetical that this new higher rate of deforestation stays unchanged until there are no rain forests, about how many years before we would have no tropical rain forests left? Can anyone here make an estimate?